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BALTIMORE. Nd, March 26.-virginis new threes.
64A hid to-day.
BALTIMORE. MD, March 26.-!cotton nrm and
quiet. Wheat-sOuthern steady and quiet red Glass;
amber 92a94: No. Maryland 80 bid: western nrmer:
No winter red, spot, SSxsS9; May and June 80 ~
90A.- COrn.southern steady; white, A6e4s: yellow.
asked; March, 45A.45N; April 45a.s461s; May, 46sl
bid: steamer, 45a45k. Oats quiet and steady
sssthern end Psnnsylysois $3.50; western white 30
visions steady with fair INQUIRY Eggs lower l4al4h
3sal -. Other articles Snchsnged Freishts to
liverpool per steamer dull-cotton, 5-32d; nour,
barrels: Wheat 500 6nsSsis: corn ~ 500 bushels
oats, $500 bushels; rye 600 bushala Shipments-
fiour 2OV72 barrels wheat 10, 900 bushels Sales-
wheat, 202. 800 buahsls; corn. 10000 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. LII, March 28 II INLAY wheat
opened easy 1T S0E and steadily advanced being
quoted at S11. May corn, 39j4. May OATS 2Szs May
Cash. 7as7S: My. 81 eYs June, SOC; July. 80.
3.ss az "a A,y lyme r. kss ssa
l76sf:5T. WHISKY lie PYrs d1%- C. 39SS:
MAY, 40; June, 7.46a1. 47H
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL..

New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 800 pm. prices
Of the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to H. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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Murder I'm the SECOND u.~r..

READING, Pa, March 26-By agreement OF
counsel for the commonwealth and the prisoner,
the jury In the case OF Frank Kerner the religious
for the brutal murder OF his wife, returned YER
dict to-day OF murder In the second DEGREE Sem
tence was deferred. The maximum penalty 70
twelve years Imprisonment.
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The NEW THIRD ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GEN.
acknowledgements Harris, Of Georgia, who
was confirmed by the Senate as Third Assistant
Postmaster General, has returned from q visit to
his home. He spent to-day at the Department
With Gen. Hazen. Mr.. Harris expects to formally
assume the duties OF his new position on the 1st
OF April, ut which date Gen. HaZen'S resignation
goes into effect
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The Earl 81 Derby DeclimeA.
LONDON, March 26-The EaIl OF Derby has De.
cuned 70 act g chairman q the silver com
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Interior Department Changes.

interior Department Changes.
the following Official changes have been made
in the Department Of the Interior:
Pension Ofice-Appointments: Alex. F. Burn
ley, OF Tennessee; VIM. L Brooke, Of Oregon;
Madison Over, OF Ohio; Chas. D. Shank, OF Indiana;
Ethridge J. Garrison, Of Alabama, and Henry Il.
Moler, Of Illinois, special examiners at 81 400 per
annum, under the civil service rules. VIM. q.
Coleman, OF New York, clerk at ,OOO by transfer
from Post Office Department.
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DIED.
BOYD. On Thursday, March "a. 1887, at pm.
TULIP v, beloved wife OF Russell Boyd, and dapgh-
ter of the late George and Msrceena Cook the 33d
year of her aga
Funeral from the 10Th street Baptist church SIM
day, March %, at 30 D. o
COURTENAY. On March 25 1887, FREDERICK
COURTENAY in tie fifty seventh year Of has sa 10
loved husband Of the late Elesbeth CourtenAy.
Dearest husband thou hast left n;
We thy loss most deeply feel:
But tbs God that hast bereft Us,
He can all our sorrow heal
Funeral from 2054 Eighth street northwest Monday
At 3 O'Clock p. Friends aud relatives are rsspect-
fully invited TO attend.
DEAN. On Thursday. March oath, 1887, EDWARD,
infant of Russell and Cecie Id. Dean, aeod ave
months and twenty six days.
lnterment ut La Plata, Charles county, Md
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The DEAD LETTER OFFICE PICTORIAILY Illus
TRATED.-Mr. Baird, the superintendent OF the
Dead Letter once. has devised On ingenious pic
toral representation OF the method Of work in the
Office. All the mail matter brought to the Office is
from which the two prtncipaI classes-the nm,
maflable matter and the undelivered matter
are carried by two tubes to the various divisions
This Illustration will probably be used in the
answer made by the Postmaster General to the
letter OF inquiry from Senator COckreu as to the
methods OF work employed in the Department.
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A Demand for Recin,

A Demand for Reciprocity.
HALIFAX, N. S., March 26.-The New Brunswick
demanding reciprocity with the British Colonies in
the West Indies. south America and elsewhere.
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WINCHESTER, VA March 26.-Rev W. Lynch
OF the Baltimore Conference Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South, died this morning at Berry
Vile, OF gapgrene: The remains will be taken to
Mount Crawford, Va, for interment
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CAPT. CHARLES II. ROCKWELL OF the Fifth Cavalry
will be relieved from duty at West Point, June
3Oth, and rejOin his troop.
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The ThetiS At Norfolk.
FORT MONROE, Va, March 26.-The q. & q. Thetis
with draft OF men for the Ossipee, passed for
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STOLEN BoNDs.-A letter was recently received
at the Treasury Department from resident of
Indiana, saying that he had lost three registered
$500 bonds, and forbidd1ng the issue of duplicates
or the recognition OF their assignment to any
other person. An investigation showed that the
bonds had been stolen, and that the owners name
had been erased and the name OF another person
substituted. The first controller, to whom the
case was referred, has decided that the owner OF
the bonds must state the circumstances Of their
DETACHMENT, and must also deposit an indemnity
bond before duplicate bonds can be issued in his
name.
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CAPT. LEACH, OF the engineer corps, who has
been ordered to duty in the Office OF the chief OF
engineers will relieve Major II. M. Adams.
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Prudential po..u.s..r-.

FEeS10entf0l POstm0stefs.
The President has appointed the following post
masters: Mary L. Clay, Huntsville, Ala; w. C.
Durno. Truckee, Col. VIM. Armor, Golden, Col /;
Col; w. B. woodward. Brunswick Me-: Daniel
W. Pratt, Pennington. Me.
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Eleven Small Houses Burned.
NEW ORLEANS, March 26.-A flre at the corner Of
eleven small houses. The loss is estimated OF
$4,000. =
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Arrested In Baltimore.
THE THIRD OF THE ALLEGED ITALIAN swINDLERs IN
CUSTODY.


THE THIRD OF THE ALLEGED ITALIAN swINpLERs IN
CUSTODY.
Last night, in Baltimore, Detective Carter, with
the assistance of the Baltimore officers succeeded
in arresttng VicenZo Russo, the third member OF
the band OF alleged Italian Swindlers, and he was
taken 10 the western police station. He was cap
tured about midnight, and q telegram was sent
this morning notifying the officers here OF his
arrest. The other two members OF the gang
Frank Geraci and Ignacio Delucca-whO were
afternoon, and, II held, Detective MahOn viii
start back with them tonight. Detective Carter
will probably bring Russo back this afternoon.
Detective Carter arrived this afternoon with
VincenzO POlitO, alias Russo, prisoner. Russo
admitted that he got the watch from Saltzstein on
Saturday last, and that he sold it I'm this city. He
had not been informed Of the arrest OF the others
II appears that the gang here Kept shoe shop at
1236 G street southwest under the name OF Frank
Gerace. The prisoner was turned over to the
marshal this afternoon. He calls himself Vim
Russo E POlito.
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-MaTiage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court TO Jno Rob-
ertson and Jessie Reed Hamilton; Morgan Penny
hacker and Edith Y. Cornwall
WASHINGTON CREDITORS IHTEREsTRD.-Mr n H.
Miller OF this city, has been engaged In the Bati-
week, with Ex-Governor Whyte, as counsel for
Jacob CaStelberg, In insolvency proceedings
Some washington creditors are Interested In the
case and II Is likely to occupy several days OF next
week.
To PREVENT Ice WAGONS RUNNING ON SUNDAY
The Knights of Labor Of this city are to make an
effort to prevent the running OF ice wagons on
Sunday The chairman OF the executive commit
tee stated to STAB reporter that there Is an old
law on the statute books fOrbidding the running
OF such wagons on Sunday, and they would en-
deavor to secure the enforcement OF the law
through the District Commissioners. The move
ment Is made In the interest OF the drivers, in
order TO secure one DAY OUT On tne seven LOT them
Tne Ice companles ns =. so, Me i,oi haso9aog IN
clined, but fell Obliged 10 supply Inelr customers,
ana especially the restaurants. Inc drivers are
organized as knlgnts OF LABOR. ~ - proposed 70
rested.
C.--,..o,-,--, ,n, ..r,-
- M OF TIE !, sha .sn,.aI os;xca 10 .;ng
were Ine reoUhgS ~ ING alsn1e oarso co.uay: a
u, 30: q an, SS: - a"1' @o' SP'oas oS' "AsAi-
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Cross Libel Suits.
INTERESTING SITUATION OVER RELATIVE VALUES
RRpI,TATTQN

INTERESTING SITUATION OVER RELATIVE vAIuEB OF
REPUTATION.
A few days ago the Minneapolis TSSbssse said
that J. NJ. stewart, an elder in the Presbyterian
church, and owner OF real estate worth over
$4,000 OO0 had moved his Office to his residence up
town because he was too stingy TO pay rent Mr.
stewart considered this direct charge OF being a
j. Blethen and VIII T. Haskell, editors OF the pa
per, for $50 600 for damage TO his reputation Mr..
Stewart had caused TO be printed In the Mems Lett
ter during the past three months several oommu-
nfcat1ons over his signature rejecting upon the
integrity OF Mr.. Blethen, and the latter brings
suit against Mr.. stewart for goo, Co., and SAYS II
he wins he Will donate the sum awarded him 20
some city charity.
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

EsTATE-CLASSIC SHORE FARM
VI BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court ofR
day Of 3ftoSsF ssS in ,hs sSgy cause sntisd
Thomas Brady and Others the undersigned therein,
appointed special commissioners for the purpose viii
f rHeSa On HI ffl.ss e II h Ssf
OF lss the ss hand IN the prGoeedinss mn
fred and sixty -four t46 ares more or lass The said
st.ss Of Siiin,a .ao m s Sn,
Beach. inmedately on the potpnac river and ha.
cSe .SS ss hs os Of suit s.S es
Wit: 379sT with interest at the ate Of as M
per cent per annum So 5l9 part thereof rum the
s5S with interest thereon fron the Isl .y s Of s a.1
sI lss and E TN e fas Of S ps cent per
wit: g. l36 the 18th day OF April 1857 aud the
day Of sale Notes for the dsfsrIsd Payments ssu ss
by deed Of trust on the prswirss 10 be rven by Ne
RBYRD, LEWIS.
RI w 1sHfSaTSS. oommu.
westmorelAnd County, Va
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court q
IL Warren HUT clerk of the Circuit Court q mid
Robert j. arlington. one Of the Com@asonsi. .
ing under decree Of said court, rendered the 18Th
day of October, 1886, in the of James ALERT
Ss,ss Ana Me ss;Is nS%,:
.. IL,
dlS-30t Clerk.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY, MARCH TwENTY-NINTH. II
rtksbAi. NAY TH hhiih II .i ISL. ID
THOAAs BOWLING, Aucuonssr.
Ass1GNRKs SALE OF GRocERIEa
Teas Wines, Liquors. CezEl. Tobacco. CouDtes4 Hhor
wing, Fixturess &C. DC, being the entire onesa1o
On THURSDAY. THIRTI .fIRST OF nAhQ
1887, commencing 81 TEN O'CLOCK, - 6eofe No
l47 b street soufheast VIII sell . lo4of 0foosrsaH
Hquors, Cigars. Tonaooo ExtureA Ae- a. ana -
oflier 0ooda = uounlly found In gupouy 0eorA
AISQ, AT II NJ
HoFse, Wagon and HarneA
Terms cash b order
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Disastrous Fire at BinghamtOn.
THE RUNNING OF RAILROAD TRAINS INTERPRETED

WITH.
BINGHAMTON, n. Y, March CIV 8. Weed &
Co.'S planlng-mill was burned at IL O'Clock last
night. The cOnfagratiOn is the most disas-
trOus that has occurred in this city
In many years. All the trains
Erie railroads were delayed several hours by hose
which was laid across the track. W. g. Weed
cos entire loss Is estimated at from SIS 600 to
100000. s. A. Mundy, one OF the partners, says
the loss will not be covered by insurance within
$4,000. About 100 hands are thrown out of en-
M nm nv "a fro
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ANOTHER REVOLT IN BULGARIA.
Plevna, Widen and PhilippipOlis Held
hV the ESRhplS.

BUCHAREST, March est is reported from Rust
chuk that revolt has taken place at Plevna, Wild
din and in the vicinity OF Philtppipolis and that
the insurgents have held all three places for three
days The report Is not confirmed.
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PROPOSALS.

nROPO0ALs FOR 0ENKRAL KxCAvATIoN HU9
(lTYICI OF TIE OooGMRsIOM Do9 COu0fRpc-
TIoN or THE CONGRESSIONAL. LrnnaRY Buu.p-
mo. No. Las kAsr OAPlTOE srRxxx.
WASaueFoH. d @. 4axcA 20, 1871
ooa1od pFupoon2s yn Be received g ~ 01kco NTH
fof sn The s1c.xsting seq1irsd toc u cs1 nd ars
cortlance with dnWtne3 md spoci6onf0na o0fSsa q
which and additional informsf3On nay b ~ q -
street, L @ c. LAMAR
HOWARD CLARK
A r kPOFFOkD,
mh96>o toUl2 0@miAoaA
WAsHN9T0A d. Q, MAACH 18TH. les7 !.
w nds ~ tnv1Ss1 e farnisning I'd I.t.ans =
story a The nsW Psns.oa Building.
l887, q TWO O'CLOCK p. II. in 90 No.
RecihBa<iuosndRh cuRhHaDen.
.,,.,o sgsaa.s hss..ssa A:sss:sst
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GEN. HAZENs WmL.-The will OF the late Gen.
Wm.B. Hazen, filed yesterday, bears date Burleigh
county, Oak, January 10th, 1880, and having been
formally witnessed 1t carries the title to the entire
real estate to the widow. The former will, dated
1872, not having been legally witnessed, would
not pass legal estate
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No. a61 Psnnsyivaaia avenue northwest
Money Loaned on Gold and silver Watches. Dia-
monds. Jewelyy, Fisto1e, Guns, Mechanical toOla
ledsls' aud Gontlssnsnb Nsasine ApporeL
Old GOLD AND SILVEk BOUGAI o.
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Dwelling Houses I

Dwelling Houses Burned.
OswEGO, March ga large tenement house
and two dwellings, with large Quantity OF furn-
ture, were destroyed by fire last night The total
loss Is estimated at 800, 600; insurance $34, OOO
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SENATOR SHERMASs LUCK-A Mansfield, Ohio,
syndicate, OF which Senator Sherman is at the
head, about six weeks ago paid $4,000 for 100
acres OF land one mile north OF Fnday, the center
OF the Ohio gas fields A dispatch from Mansfield
says that yesterday Sherman's agent there WAS
offered $50 900 for the land, but declined stating
that no less than 800 600 would buy the 100 acres
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-MarT1age licenses hav,
been issued by the clerk OF the court TO Jno Rob
ertson and Jessie Reed Hamilton; Morgan Penny
hacker and Edith Il. Cornwall
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NOT UNDER THE CIvII-sERvlCE RUIEs.-The
clerical force OF the interstate commission will not
come under the civiLservice rules. The inter-
state law provides for q secretary, and appro-
PIRATES money to pay such clerks and assistants
as the commission may deem necessary. The
ZatiOn of their clerical force under civ1l-Service
rules, but it is scarcely probable that they will
voluntarily surrender the power OF selection and
appointment vested in them.
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WASHINGTON CREDITORS kTEREsTRD.-Mf n. Il.
Miller OF this city, has been engaged In the Bati-
more court OF common pleas several days this
week, with Ex-Governor Whyte, as counsel for
Jacob CaStelberg, In insolvency proceedings
Some Washington creditors are Interested In the
case, and 1t Is likely to occupy several days OF next
week.
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TIE INTERSTATE COMMISSION sEcRErARY.-Tnere

The INTERSTATE CONFESSION SECRETARY.-Tnere
are number of candidates for the position Of Sec
rotary Of the Interstate Commerce Commission,
to be disposed OF when the members meet Mr.
Henry Talbot, of Illinois, clerk to the House COM
m1ttee on ways and means, OF which Commits
the place, and so is Major s. A. JONAS OF Missis-
stppf who is now an officer in the Interior De-
partment, and was formerly clerk to the Senate
committee On railroads, the House committee on
land claims, and the Senate committee on the i'm
provement of the Mississippi River. Mr.. Percy
Clark, OF Alabama, Is also mentioned, and Is said
to have the endorsement OF the Alabama delega-
tiOn.
Mr.. BLAINES FORMER RRsIDENCR.-Mr. John
Chamberlain has offered the house formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. Blaine, on 18th street, to the Secre-
tary OF the Interior for the OF the Interstate
Commission.
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The Captain Did Not Know Where He
was When the Vensel StPmck

PATcHoGUE, L. l., March 26.-The passengers of
the stranded steamer Scotia being taken of as
quickly as possible, both by boat and the buoy,
and will remain on the beach until the barKes are
lowed around through the inlet to Bayside Beach
tOwed to New York
The statement made by the passenger named
Far1na yesterday is contradicted. A cabin passen.
ger named Rider, practical engineer, states that
captain Ruffat did not know where he was Thurs
day night. He mistOOk the Shinnecock light for
the Fire Island light and the steamer was running
at 1ull speed when she went aground The
masts, which were of iron, were not cut down.
out snapped OF when the vessel struck.
Some passengers left here for New York at 80
p. IN. The agent of the steamship line has ordered
Large quantity Of provisions for the passengers
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THR THETN AND DISPATCH arrived at norfolk
yesterday.
FIRST LIEUT.. s W. FOUNTAIN, OF the 9Th cavalry,
Will be relieved from duty at Jefferson barracks
by June lst, and will join his troop.
THE LIBRARY COMMISSION, at meeting held last
evening, decided TO advertise Immediately for pro-
posals for making the excavation for the basement
OF the library building, and also for proposals for
digging the trenches around the building. The
work Will be commenced as soon as proposals are
received and contracts made.
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JOHNS HOPKINS STUDENTS CONGRATULATE fHR
kAIsER.-On the birthday OF the Emperor William
the students OF the department OF Germanic Ian
guages sent a cable message TO him The
following Is a translation OF H.: .sTo His Majesty
Emperor William Berlin-Students OF German
philology OF the Johns Hopkins University, iron
eleven States OF the Union and OF Canada, assem-
bled for the celebration OF this memorable day and
grateful for the benefits received from Germany,
send TO its great Emperor their respectful con-
keep your majesty as a blessing 20 the world"
house OF commons last evening a division Was
taken on Mr.. Morley's amendment 20 the govern
ment motion 10 grant urgency for the coercion
bill, and the amendment was rejected by vote OF
$40 to go. The announcement ~ the vote wasro.
ceaved With loud opposition cheers
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Tor sALE-FOUR- STORY BRICK, Q ROOMS, ALL
- m the oest location ON Capitol Hill $4,000 (;
ne 3.400; 2story brick 81, cellar MI 9Th St, near
se 5000; Sssory bricf. ST.. cellar, MI i It.
near Atm NV $500; 3-story brick, 81, Vt ayr cor.
New York ave. mh24-3t
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offer one of the most desirable residences on
Is south side, between 18th aud 18th sts NV. :
stable III lot Al feet front residence for en-
tertaining location unsurpassed.
HILL b JOHNSTON,
mhlO-2W 73S 18th It. NV.
1COR SALITHREE STORY AND CELLAR BAY
window house on I ST. n. W.. between 9th and 10TH
rooms, bath etc. and all in perfect order Lot
LIN by S3k. fronting south. Address QUINTUS
Star office. ~. Am
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NOR SAIE-A NICE DWELLING, NEAR DUPONT
Il Circle, elegantly Furnished price, 4l6, 600:
HUFTY DYER,
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To-day, Oliver Allen and william Blake. disor.
derry conduct; collaterals forfeited. James Nc
Kenney and Frank II. Dennioon, do: do Amanda
Holiday dis0rderiy conduct. IS OF 10 days.
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FOR lighthouses.

NOR RENT-NEAE THE CAPITOL. A DESIRABLE
and pleasantly situated Brick Dwelling nine rTlIIs
Gliding bath IU3 IL 81 he. mhl9-12ts
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SIX seven anu eight per Guaranteed Real Eststa
FIRST Mortgages and sx and eight per &C ut De1snure
Bonds negotiated IN of $1Oo and upWar1is
SrIii- Annual interest securities for
Information furnished on a! plication ~ Jns
V,oI. SALE Or FOR RENT-THE FOUNDRY
IT Mills Georgetown DC. situated on Water st 10y
tened). having fui line of rollers with cspaity ~
1.JO barrels VI Flour . day, and supplied vim SOi
could be given April LIST, 1887. Apply TO LOUISA v
hoblSS0N. 3lVs r 81, GEORGETOWN, DC. Z. NJ and
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NOR RENT - TWO NEW SIX ROOM BRICK
IT Houses, water, gas; $50 S.,2 st Sc: key S24.
10; four Brick Houses In Navy Place." $40; key
.1:s.j Sth st.s.e OWNER. SIS 9th ST. NV. nh}-1m
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

uNOR EXCHANGE-FOR OTHER PROPERTY, A.
moderate price. the entire right To little paten
II winch there Is lots of money. s. ". ESTREN, 81
9th S: mh2S-3ts
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GRASS SEEDS.

The attention of planters and gra-
ziers is called to w. G.. Irwin &
Co.'S advertisement of grass seeds
which appear in another column.
These grasses are the varieties
which are considered most valuable
in the Colonies for pasture lands
and fattening stock, and many of
them will, no doubt, prove a valu-
able acquisition to our lands, espe-
cially in those localities where the
rank "Hilo' grass has taken full
possession. This latter grass, as is
well known to stockmen, extermi-
mates all other varieties of grasses
where it has been introduced, and
only gives q scant living to stock
without producing either fattening
or dairy qualities. II it should turn
out that any of the Colonial grasses
would, in turn, exterminate the
"Hilo" grass they would indeed
prove of immense value to the
islands. AS the rainy season is
now upon us no better time could
be selected for giving these Colo
NAL grasses fair trial.